Sentence examples for being treated negatively from inspiring English sources

"As a fanbase, we're so used to being treated negatively, having to defend ourselves, us, and Matt and Luke".

One related to participants' children being treated negatively because of their parent's mental illness.

Students leaving with a lesser award or no qualification at all are treated negatively.

The research behind the statistics showing that "in higher education, only 38percentnt of staff are comfortable enough to come out-and 34perr cent have been treated negatively because of their sexual orientation" were incorrectly credited to the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Even in higher education, only 38% of staff are comfortable enough to come out – and 34% have been treated negatively because of their sexual orientation, according to ecu.ac.uk/publications/lgbt-staff-and-students-in-he research by the Equality Challenge Unit, the higher education equality body last year.

Controlling for the size of the coalition, we find that cases with ideologically narrow coalitions are more likely to be treated negatively by later courts.

Nearly half of respondents (49%) said the menopause had been treated as a joke in their workplace, while more than a quarter (28%) said it had been treated negatively.

"It seems that if candidates are treated negatively because they require relocation, it isn't by a large degree at all". New York remains the most desired relocation for job seekers looking to pack their bags, though it received a smaller share of overall out-of-town applications than last year--just over 15%, vs. 22% last year.

He was very satisfied about his circle of friends and had never been treated negatively because of his transsexualism.

"I frequent Tumblr and the internet blogspace and often I see pansexuality being treated more negatively than bisexuality," said Hickman.

If people feel they are being tricked into not resisting, are not being treated equally, or are being lied to, they may respond very negatively.